Rua Busan — Restaurant in Porto

Although it is far from where we live, I see myself coming back to Rua Busan soon. We had the Bulgogi Deopbap and Bibimbap and both were good. However, what will make me return is the Tteokbokki (rice cake). Really tasty, I could not help myself and used the sauce on my bibimbap for additional deliciousness. I believe there was a Portuguese restaurant at the same location before, they did not change the decor which makes it a bit hard from outside to distinguish it as a Korean restaurant. When we were there, we witnessed an elderly couple getting in and leaving laughing because they did not realize it was a Korean restaurant. The service is very friendly. Apparently they have some promotions until November 5th 2024, I'd recommend giving it a try at...

I was pleasantly surprised with my Portugese friend to find some Korean restaurants in Portugal, especially in Porto—a city that reminds me of Busan, a representative port city in Korea. I loved the restaurant's name because it felt like discovering a piece of "Porto" while exploring Busan.

Although it was a bit far from the tourist areas, it was definitely worth the visit. The food was delicious, with adorable side dishes, and the staff were friendly and attentive. I highly recommend that visitors try the dishes with "Soju," a mild Korean vodka, for an authentic...

Absolutely loved the food!! We had the dubu-tuigim as an entrée and I had to order a second plate because it was super delicious! For mains, I had the vegan bibimbap, perfectly balanced with the right amount of spicy and so flavourful, and my boyfriend had the sweet and spicy fried chicken and found it wonderful too, even the side salad was really nice I also had the yuzu-ade and it was such a sweet and refreshing drink Staff is very friendly and helpful with suggestions Definitely recommend...